How 'The Grinch' reopened during Broadway strike BY STEPHANIE GASKELL

For Broadway's 'Legally Blonde,' Macy's Parade provides a Thanksgiving recess from the strike By STEPHANIE GASKELL

Judge orders 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' back on stage BY STEPHANIE GASKELL

Writers strike back on Web, show actors with no scripts BY NANCY DILLON

Susan Sarandon attempts to mime a scene with Chazz Palminteri. Jenna Elfman yells at "Crash" director Paul Haggis. And Holly Hunter jokes about a world where Hollywood writing is outsourced …

The future stars of Broadway showcased in Macy's parade By NICOLE LYN PESCE

Broadway actors won't upstage striking stagehands

There's no place they'd rather be than the stage. So what's the impact on Broadway's stars and what have they been doing as the stagehand strike drags on?

The Cultural Tourist by Howard Kissel: Barbara Cook

Terrence Howard anxious to two-step into Broadway's 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' by Ben Widdicombe

'Grinch' producers argue before court that the show must go on BY JOSE MARTINEZ, JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ and STEPHANIE GASKELL

Local One stage union amasses $5M strike fund to fight bosses, lawyers by Juan Gonzalez

The Cultural Tourist by Howard Kissel: Sylvia McNair

Broadway stalemate may kill holiday season along with shows on the brink BY STEPHANIE GASKELL

Rush & Molloy: Tim Burton has Depp perception: Johnny's not vain, he sez

Rush & Molloy: 'Nine' role apparently not Catherine Zeta-Jones' size

Broadway shows shut through Thanksgiving as talks fail BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ and STEPHANIE GASKELL

Mayor honors 7 who've made a big difference in arts & culture, by Patrick Huguenin

George Way has a job at the deli counter in a Staten Island Pathmark. He also happens to have one of the finest collections of 16th- and 17th-century antiques in the United States. Way was o…

Striking stagehands and theater producers to begin Broadway talks BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ and MELISSA GRACE

"What I've heard is that if there isn't a resolution this weekend, actors, musicians and costumers are really going to put the screws to Local 1," the source said. "It's going to get ugly."

Earnest researcher winds up cell phony in 'Secret Order' by Joe Dziemianowicz

A scientist has stumbled upon the cure for cancer.
Now that we have your attention, that's the premise of Bob Clyman's "Secret Order," an intriguing, if not always credible, biomedical drama, which opened last night at 59E59 Theaters.

Disney veep poppin' in on Broadway strike talks BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ and STEPHANIE GASKELL

Striking stagehands, producers to resume talks BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ and STEPHANIE GASKELL

San Francisco theaters don't compare to Broadway by David Hinckley

Airline is JetBlue over Broadway strike BY STEPHANIE GASKELL

The Broadway theater strike has found its latest victim - travelers on JetBlue airlines have begun canceling flights to New York.

'Make Me a Song' strikes chord with William Finn's fine tunes by Joe Dziemianowicz

Broadway, Hollywood striking, so why not us? by Michael Daly

The stagehands are striking on Broadway and the screenwriters are striking in Hollywood, so why not try something novel?
Read a book.

Broadway strike threatens holiday season, businesses worry BY KERRY BURKE, KIRSTEN DANIS and STEPHANIE GASKELL